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Ural has a motorcycle ready for Darth Vader with its new Dark Force special edition. The limited bike wears a blacked-out design and packs a light saber on the side.
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7Watch these Ural motorcycle riders cross a raging river
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These Russian bikers take their Urals white-water rafting and completely submerge the cycles to get across a raging river in an incredibly impressive feat.
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Ural is taking its already very capable Gear Up motorcycle and making it even more capable for the woods with the new Sportsman Package. With additional body protection and lighting available, the bike should be ready for any trail.
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The Midwest was hit by an intense snow storm earlier this week, and while the conditions may have been more appropriate for a snowmobile than most cars, at least one person found it acceptable weather in which to ride a motorcycle. Granted, this wasn't your typical motorcycle. Instead, it was a two-passenger, two-wheel-drive Ural being ridden along the snow-covered Interstate 65 in Indianapolis.
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Ural, the Russian motorcycle company that specializes in sidecars, has never been known for groundbreaking designs that blaze a trail through electronic gadgetry or super lightweight composites on the way to the most technologically advanced motorcycles possible.
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1. In a 2-4 quart casserole, combine ground beef, onion, celery and garlic. Microwave on High for 5 to 6 minutes or until beef is no longer pink, stirring once. Drain.
2. Add the remaining ingredients, except macaroni. Stir to blend ingredients. Cover. Microwave on power level 8 for 14 to 16 minutes (stirring once), until celery is tender and the flavors have blended.
3. Stir in macaroni (already cooked and drained). Re-cover. Microwave on power level 8 for 2 to 3 minutes or until heated through.
There were no microwaves when my Mom made this, so she did it on the stove top. She never gave us the recipe and I have discovered it through trial and error. You never forget the taste! I started with a recipe in a J.C. Penney microwave cookbook and have adjusted the ingredients over time. If anyone is home when you are cooking, you will have company in the kitchen! Serve with Caesar Salad, oven baked, garlic butter French bread and red wine. Microwave temperatures vary, so keep checking to see if these power levels work for you.
LizNucks 3y agoI made it on the stove top and simnered it for an hour for the flavors to develop more too.
Bubbascookingkitchen 3y agoI made this on the stove very yummy!!
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Puxure 6y agoI real improvement over your run o' the mill Hamburger and noodle casserole
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webtexan 10y agoI make this a lot. One of husbands' favorites. Only difference, is I don't add celery and I cook on stove-top. Easy, quick and tasty!
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My Clio is starting, then the revs jump before the car cuts out again. Ive tried to start it in gear and drive at high revs but it just cuts out. Any ideas? as the car is stuck somewhere it cant be for too long.
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While I am excited that C++0x will be much more fun to program in than C++98, I sometimes feel that some of the new features leave something important to be desired.
For e.g. initializer lists can not be deduced as references to arrays, variadic templates don't allow for member packs or arbitrary expression expansion, local classes can't be templates or contain templates or have in-class member initializers, lambdas can't be templates, constexpr can't help with compile time processing of string literals, user defined string literals can't be templates (whereas user defined number literals can be), decltype behaves significantly different in certain cases based on whether you parenthesize its operand or not (would have preferred a separate 'exprtype').
I recognize that the standard's committee had to make some very difficult choices and compromises (since it really isn't meant to innovate, and because it has fairly limited resources), and I respect them deeply and am very grateful to them for doing what they do. This post isn't meant to denigrate their efforts (I am very much looking forward to using C++0x) - but to gauge how strongly others feel about some of these features.
With that in mind, I pose to you the following questions:
1) What are the new features that you are completely satisfied with?
2) What are the new features that you are partially satisfied with - and what would it take to make you more satisfied?
3) What are the new features that you wish had definitely not been added?
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In the month she has been in the position, Miller has added daily and monthly activities, trips and programs, hoping to attract more people 55 and older.
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text: Balkans' Worst Flooding in Years Is Unearthing Thousands of LandminesDennis Mersereau5/19/14 3:13pmFiled to: europebalkanslandmines574EditInvite manuallyPromoteDismissUndismissHideShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalink Up to a foot of rain fell across parts of the Balkans this weekend, creating the worst flooding the region has seen in centuries. As if that's not bad enough, the flooding and landslides are unearthing some of the hundreds of thousands of landmines planted in the ground during the Yugoslav Wars of the 1990s. Russia's ITAR-TASS News Agency reports that over 500,000 people in Bosnia and Herzegovina live in the area where, to this day, around 220,000 landmines are still buried in the earth. The Associated Press reports that the floodwaters could carry the landmines downstream and pose serious problems for Croatia and Serbia. Advertisement The unearthing of mines in Bosnia could create an international problem as flood waters carry the weapons downstream. Bosnia's tributaries feed the Sava River, which runs along the Croatia border and meets the Danube in Serbia. The Danube then flows through Bulgaria and Romania into the Black Sea.Experts warn that mines could travel through half of southeast Europe or get stuck in the turbines of a hydroelectric dam."We will work with Croatia and Serbia on the problem," Obradovic said. The weather will cooperate with recovery efforts across the Balkans over the next week or so, with Sarajevo expecting clear skies with no rain until next Monday, according to Wunderground. [Image via AP] Sponsored You can follow The Vane on Facebook (and the author on Twitter).Reply57 repliesLeave a reply


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Those organizing a ballot measure that would block fracking in Colorado had to call it quits after failing to gather enough signatures.
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IBM and EZSource bring powerful and innovative Application Understanding to z Systems Development.
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IBM today announced that it plans to acquire EZSource, an Israel-based application discovery company, to help developers quickly and easily understand and change mainframe code based on data displayed on a dashboard and other visualizations. The first...Modified on by Vijaysanthi
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原文: http://www.ibmsystemsmag.com/mainframe/trends/Modernization/DevOps-Radcliffe/?page=1 作者: Valerie Dennis 适宜读者:(一年及以上软件开发经验) 背景知识:(软件开发基础知识, z/OS 基础知识) 正文: 在企业信息的快速更新、交互由期望化为现实和竞争力的今天 ,DevOps 的方法扮演了至关重要的角色。那些利用了 DevOps...
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DevOps for Enterprise System at InterConnect 2016: Video snippets
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DevOps is all over the place. At IBM InterConnect 2016 DevOps was one of the top trending topics. DevOps practitioners were seen talking (at breakouts and keynotes) and doing DevOps at the many workshops, during the interactions it was a pleasant sight...Modified on by Vijaysanthi
JavaScript Code Coverage in Rational Application Developer 9.6 Beta 2 Community Blog
VictorSosa Tags: devops unit-test javascript code-quality js code-coverage 571 Views
Code coverage comes from the idea of measuring how much of your code is actually covered in automated tests. This way you can ensure the quality of your software product by knowing exactly which parts of the code are actually covered and which are not....
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CD Summit Chicago – Automating Deployments and Embracing DevOps Practices
Vijaysanthi Tags: workshop devops deployment-automation automate 1,901 Views
The benefits of DevOps for an organization's culture and process are easily understood: collaboration between previously siloed teams to increase software development and delivery. While this is the ideal picture of success and we can understand...Modified on by Vijaysanthi
IBM is a leader! Ovum Decision Matrix: Selecting a DevOps Release Management Solution
Vijaysanthi Tags: bluemix urbancode devops automation release-deploy 1,539 Views
IBM is able to deliver DevOps services on-premises or SaaS on Bluemix - Bluemix provides developers with a rich cloud environment while UrbanCode can deploy to both cloud and on-premise targets. – Ovum A DevOps approach to software development is...Modified on by ebl1276
IBM Named Market Leader in Ovum Decision Matrix: Selecting an Agile Project Management solution, 2016-17
Vijaysanthi Tags: alm devops safe agile 1,163 Views
"IBM's support for SAFe® will be welcomed by project managers." - Ovum Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) and Agile development practices are both fundamental concepts underlying a DevOps approach. However, DevOps...Modified on by ebl1276
IBM Named Market Leader in Ovum Decision Matrix: Selecting an Application Lifecycle Management Solution, 2016-17
Vijaysanthi Tags: bluemix agile alm devops 2,095 Views
"IBM Bluemix PaaS provides a first-class application development environment on the cloud." - Ovum Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) and Agile development practices are both fundamental concepts underlying a DevOps approach. ...Modified on by ebl1276
IBM is Market Leader for DevOps Release Management, Application Lifecycle Management and Agile Project Management Solutions
Vijaysanthi Tags: devops release-deploy clm urbancode agile bluemix alm 7,685 Views
The recently published 2016/2017 reports by Ovum, "Ovum Decision Matrix" names IBM a Market Leader for DevOps Release Management, Application Lifecycle Management and Agile Project Management Solutions . If you haven't had access...Modified on by ebl1276
Give your COBOL applications A Boost with the flip of a switch!
Vijaysanthi Tags: mainframes z/os devops compilers cobol z13 3,668 Views
The Automatic Binary Optimizer for z/OS (ABO) improves the performance of already compiled COBOL programs with 15% average performance improvement on applications. ABO does not require source code recompilation, source code migration, or performance options...Modified on by Vijaysanthi
DevOps at InterConnect 2016: Video snippets – Part 1
Vijaysanthi Tags: bluemix devops interconnect2016 1 Comment 1,043 Views
Bluemix Garage booth at InterConnect this year was the most happening place at the expo floor. DevOps.com took a tour and interviewed two of the key leaders - Rachel Reinitz, Distinguished Engineer and CTO for IBM Bluemix Garage and Sarah Plantenberg, Design...Modified on by Vijaysanthi
Which is the Better Metric: Mean Time to Failure [MTTF] or Mean Time to Recovery [MTTR]…?
ScottWill Tags: monitor analyzing recovery operations analysis devops failure metrics monitoring mttf logging measure mttr 1,041 Views
A couple of years ago a well-known franchise experienced a significant computer outage that affected hundreds of their stores throughout the U.S. The impact of the outage lasted for nearly a day, and the problem made the news headlines all over the...
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BPM L2 Sample Application
MarkFilley Tags: bpmn sample api bpm l2 process_manager app support process manager applications hiring business devops 1,664 Views
I am proud to announce the availability of the BPM L2 Support Applications . In Support we are asked "How To" questions and we also provide defect support. This project represents a compilation of several years of "How...Modified on by SteveWebb
What comes after Automation for Software Development?
ebl1276 Tags: cognitive intelligenttesting zsystems devops softwaredevelopment 1,506 Views
The pressure to innovate and change faster to gain a competitive edge drives software development groups to focus on development process and tooling. Sooner or later they all realize that the only way they can make these processes work at scale is ...Modified on by ebl1276
Scaling up with DevOps – Launching a SAFe® Agile Release Train using IBM CLM and UrbanCode tooling solution Community Blog
Reedy Feggins Tags: interconnect devops safe agile ibm 10,934 Views
Last month had the opportunity to lead a six-person IBM agile adoption team in starting an Agile Release Train (ART) in support of a larger telecom project (1000+ users) in Mumbai, India; using the newly released version 4.0 of the Scaled Agile Framework...Modified on by Reedy Feggins
Google Hangout: Innovate Like a Startup, Scale for the Enterprise Wednesday, February 10th , 2016, 1 PM EST
Vijaysanthi Tags: devops interconnect2016 ibm 1,490 Views
Google Hangout: Innovate Like a Startup, Scale for the Enterprise Wednesday, February 10 th , 2016, 1 PM EST Join us for a Google Hangout on Wednesday, February 10 th , 1 PM EST to hear more about how to innovate like a Startup,...Modified on by Vijaysanthi
White Paper: Getting Started With Ansible On Linux For Z Community Blog
While developing a solution for an open source DevOps style test environment Ansible has shown to be a very valuable tool. It allows for the automation of deployment, configuration, execution and destruction of test environments. All of this while maintaining...Modified on by DavidGross
Google Hangout: DevOps for multi-speed IT, Wednesday, February 3rd, 2016, 4 PM EST
Vijaysanthi Tags: devops bimodal ibminterconnect 1,730 Views
Google Hangout: DevOps for multi-speed IT Wednesday, February 3rd, 2016, 4 PM EST Join us for a panel discussion on Wednesday, February 3 rd , 4 PM EST to hear more about DevOps for multi-speed IT. Whether you call it two-speed IT, bi-modal IT or...Modified on by Vijaysanthi
Share your notebook samples on the Platform Conductor DevOps page Community Blog
IBM Platform Conductor for Spark (Platform Conductor) enables you to explore and visualize browser-based data analytics through the built-in Apache Zeppelin notebook. You can also integrate your own third-party notebooks with Platform Conductor. You can extend...
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SAFe®: Why? How? Who's doing it? Find out at InterConnect 2016!
Vijaysanthi Tags: devops safe interconnect2016 agile 2,354 Views
I'm very excited for InterConnect 2016! It's been a year since we delivered beta templates for SAFe® (Scaled Agile Framework®) Program support in Rational Team Concert and we've been doing a lot since then to expand that...Modified on by Vijaysanthi
DevOps at IBM InterConnect 2016: What's Hot, Cool, Or Just Good Old Powerpoint…
Are you joining us at IBM InterConnect? IBM InterConnect 2016 is the premier Cloud & Mobile Conference taking place February 21-25, 2016 at MGM Grand & Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas, NV. Through more than 2,000 targeted sessions led by industry...Modified on by ebl1276
From Bangalore to Vegas – My first DevOps Journey
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On a long journey from Bangalore to Las Vegas, I had quite a few things on my mind as to what I will do in Vegas. But well, I had to constantly remind myself that it was not a holiday but a business trip! I was travelling to Vegas to attend the IBM premier...Modified on by Vijaysanthi
Design an app managemenent strategy to protect your business with the new IBM APM web site monitoring Community Blog
C.Neha Tags: app_management_strategy apm_pricing webspehere_application_se... apm gartnermqchallenger db devops tracking webmonitoring app_management application management developers trial trail apmv8.1.2 free was performance webcast transition synthetic_monitoring 2,894 Views
" Luck" is not an app management strategy.... An effective app management strategy includes around the clock performance & availability monitoring to ensure problems are detected early and luck is not needed. With the new APM V8.1.2...
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Use IBM DevOps Services to manage security events Community Blog
CalvinPowers Tags: security devops 1,398 Views
Ori Pomerantz has published a new article on the developerWorks security zone called, " Manage security alerts with IBM DevOps Track & Plan ." In this article, he shows you how to use the REST interface of...
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Commercializing App Innovation: Challenges, Methods, and Results
Peter Spung Tags: bluemix innovation devops clients intrapreneur 4,523 Views
In previous blogs , I've discussed the purpose, pursuit and ROI when embarking on a DevOps journey, and adopting key practices such as automated app deployment, and release management. As the many customer case studies and ROI examples...
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Capgemini and IBM: Partners in innovation to solve shipping challenges in the Nordics
How do you prototype, develop and test a solution in just three weeks? Well, when you give the right people the right technology and tools, amazing things can happen. In this case, it was the innovative team at Capgemini combined with the IBM Bluemix platform...Modified on by ebl1276
Innovation Idea, a DevOps middleware scenario Community Blog
Roger LeBlanc Tags: software-development-life... devops scenario rational middleware 2,637 Views
This blog post has been a collaborative effort with Marianne Hollier, Cindy VanEpps, Roger LeBlanc and Anita Rass Wan Ever jump into a TV series in the middle of a season? Welcome to Episode 5, Season 1 of DevOps Scenarios for Middleware. For an overview...
Top 10 reasons to use Bluemix and DevOps Services
AcdntlPoet Tags: top-ten ibm-iot cloud iot-support bluemix devops paas 2,256 Views
The cloud is everywhere, and it drastically changes the way information is stored and shared. Cloud computing forces organizations to apply new business models, and teams have to re-invent the way they develop and deliver applications. In this article,...
All aboard the z/OS release train – Aqua is coming
ebl1276 Tags: devops application-development z/os 3,808 Views
What is a release train? Think of it as an integration platform for delivering Dev and Ops capability. And, the good news - Explorer for z/OS V3.0 Aqua is part of the z/OS operating system entitlement. So you can benefit from the capability...Modified on by ebl1276
Of Tools and Toilets Community Blog
CindyVanEpps Tags: devops toilet technology women java 2 Comments 5,445 Views
" Men were not born knowing how to fix the toilet ," I often tell my girlfriends, " In fact, it may be easier to learn to fix it yourself than to keep nagging him to do it. " That's just crazy talk from a woman who grew up in...
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SAFe End-to-End Support Now Available in CLM Milestone 5! Community Blog
Greetings fellow SAFe evangelists! I'm pleased to announce the availability of the complete set of SAFe templates in CLM Milestone 5 that provide end-to-end support for SAFe Portfolio, Program and Team levels. In Milestone 5, the following...Modified on by JeffAntley
5 Things to know about code development
AcdntlPoet Tags: ibm-iot iot-support devops 5-things alm ibm-redbooks 1,592 Views
From the IBM Redbooks' 5 Things blog , Moisés Domínguez García outlines 5 Things to know about code development. From high-level coding concept to code delivery, Moisés tackles the complete paradigm and golden rules. Read...
Launch of Bluemix Local gets Fortune Magazine and Forrester Research Talking Community Blog
MichaelMarinier Tags: cloud quality magazine competati agility research ibm influencers devops forrester apis east service solutions adapted fortune paas midle google hybrid microsoft local africa bluemix key 1,961 Views
Large enterprise product launches and announcements may occur on a reasonably regular basis, and in the current technology-indulged world that we live in, we may not review each development with the same awe as we would some 20+ years back, at the peak of the...
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New announcements to help you future-proof your enterprise development
In today's era of digital disruption, it's imperative for enterprises to drive faster innovation while ensuring the stability of core business systems. However, if a new mobile app needs a critical change in a back-end transactional system, that...Modified on by ebl1276
I'm all about reuse!
I'm all about reuse! How long does it take you to release to production? And what happens after the release process is complete? We know an organization that takes a full weekend – up to 48 hours – to complete a release to production, with 50...Modified on by ebl1276
What is StrongLoop and how does it relate to Bluemix? Community Blog
MichaelMarinier Tags: ibm africa api ios bluemix rest soap crud node.js devops mongodb paas strongloop javascript 2,482 Views
StrongLoop, an IBM Company , is one of the leaders of the Node.js community. They offer powerful API capabilities and Node.js DevOps tools, which means exciting things for Bluemix . For starting from scratch wanting to create a Node.js application with...
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A DevOps transformation
AcdntlPoet Tags: blogs devops ibm-iot clm jazz.net ibm-doors-ng articles iot-support 1,943 Views
As seen on the Jazz.net blog: A DevOps transformation Mario Maldari and Albert Tabachnik take you through the journey of a system test organization in transforming itself into a continuous delivery, DevOps model. In a DevOps Continuous Engineering...
Focus on Quality - a DevOps scenario for Middleware Community Blog
This blog post has been a collaborative effort with Marianne Hollier, Cindy VanEpps, Roger LeBlanc and Anita Rass Wan. Ever jump into a TV series in the middle of a season? Welcome to Episode 4, Season 1 of DevOps Scenarios for Middleware. For an...
DevOps Services in Bluemix: Live edit is really alive!
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The San Joaquin County 4-H Domestic Exchange project takes place tonight and Saturday from 6 to 11 p.m. as well as Sunday and Monday from 6 to 10 p.m. at 13616 S. Highway 99 East Frontage between Lathrop Road and French Camp Road.
RIPON - Mario Ysit, 42, became a reserve police officer in Ripon during a badging ceremony Wednesday afternoon where his wife Kami – a Tracy Police sergeant – pinned her husband's badge on his uniform shirt.
RIPON - The Delta Tule Trekkers, an affiliate of the American Volkssport Association, is holding its Spook Walk, a non-competitive walk on the Halloween weekend at Caswell Memorial State Park in Ripon.
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Three of the Kindred Arts Concert Association's most popular featured artists through the years will return for encore numbers to help celebrate the organization's Silver Anniversary Season.
The caravan transporting the National Christmas Tree to the President's Park on the Ellipse will stop in Manteca on Tuesday, Nov. 8, to give people the opportunity to sign a banner that will accompany it all the way to Washington, D.C.
San Joaquin County Supervisor and third-generation dairy farmer Leroy Ornellas is running for the Republican nomination for the newly created 5th California Senate District.
About a dozen Red Hat societies in Manteca and neighboring cities want to become part of the 10 percent solution that the Kelley Brothers Brewing Co. and Brickyard Oven restaurant needs to stay in business.
Ed Krigbaum, author of the "Relentless: The Socialist Attack on American Freedom" is the speaker for the Thursday, Oct. 27, meeting of the Manteca Patriots.
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Two shootings Friday night in Manteca saw one man go to an area hospital with a non-life threatening injury shortly after 10:30 p.m.
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A wild man and genius becomes a master painter's disciple, but loses his divine gift when he finds love.
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After rescuing the Police Commissioner's daughter from drowning, Fatty is rewarded with a position on the force, but soon finds that the job isn't all it's cracked up to be.
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A skeptical filmmaker is hired to document Bigfoot sightings. He travels to a hot spot of Bigfoot activity and pursues the wild beast. Along the way he learns a lot about the illusive creature and in the process he finds himself.
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Votes: 15
8. Black Shuck (2012)
90 min | Horror
Writer: Paul T.T. Easter | Director: Paul T.T. Easter | Stars: Paul T.T. Easter, Lesley Easter, Wayne Philips
Votes: 130
9. Bicho do Mato (2006–2007)
A young man, raised by his father among nature and an Indian tribe, moves to Rio de Janeiro, intending to avenge his death, where he falls in love for a young woman.
Stars: André Bankoff, Renata Dominguez, Jonas Bloch, Márcio Kieling
Votes: 7
10. Flickers! (2014– )
2 min | Animation, Comedy, Horror
Creator: Ron Sparks | Stars: Andrew Kines, Ron Sparks, Emily Schooley, Kid Nappa
Votes: 12
11. Frank Duck Brings 'em Back Alive (1946)
Approved | 8 min | Family, Animation, Comedy
Wild man of the jungle Goofy is swinging through the treetops when he notices great white hunter Donald Duck pulling into port on his safari boat. He is looking for a wild man of the jungle... See full summary »
Writer: Dick Kinney | Director: Jack Hannah | Stars: Pinto Colvig, Clarence Nash
Votes: 183
12. Wrestling Gold Vol. 4: No More Mr. Nice Guy (2001 Video)
106 min | Action, Sport
The series continues as James E. Cornette and Dave Meltzer go from Andre the Giant vs. the Sheik in Toronto to Bobby Heenan vs. Cowboy Bob Ellis in Indianapolis to Jerry Lawler and Randy ... See full summary »
Director: John Harris | Stars: André the Giant, Nick Bockwinkel, King Kong Bundy, Scott Casey
13. Wrestling Gold Vol.1: Busted Open! (2001 Video)
128 min | Action, Sport
Legendary manager James E. Cornette and celebrated wrestling journalist Dave Meltzer take you back to the 1980s as you relive classic footage from Memphis and San Antonio, Texas, including ... See full summary »
Director: John Harris | Stars: Abdullah the Butcher, Adrian Adonis, Tony Anthony, Tully Blanchard
Votes: 7
14. Prehistoric Isle in 1930 (1989 Video Game)
Action, Fantasy
Director: Yah
Ancient Mysteries (1994–1998)
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Documentary, History, Mystery
Ancient Mysteries examines the history and myths surrounding the Pacific Northwest creature known as Bigfoot.
Writer: Rob Englehardt | Stars: Leonard Nimoy, Peter Byrne, Jimmy Jackson, Byron Nelson Jr.
Votes: 5
Rizzoli & Isles (2010–2016)
Bite Out of Crime
42 min | Crime, Drama, Mystery
The squad works overtime hunting down a serial killer sniper. Maura befriends a man who is a witness to the crime, who happens to suffer from a mental condition that has him believing he is a wolf.
Creator: Janet Tamaro | Director: Steve Robin | Stars: Angie Harmon, Sasha Alexander, Jordan Bridges, Bruce McGill
Votes: 124
U.S. Marshal (1958–1960)
Marshal Morgan and his men try to capture a wild man who has been terrorizing ranches on the Pima Indian reservation.
Writer: Don Martin | Director: Paul Guilfoyle | Stars: John Bromfield, Mike Mazurki, Rodd Redwing, Ronald Alan Numkena
Star Trek (1966–1969)
The Omega Glory
TV-PG | 50 min | Action, Adventure, Mystery
Responding to a distress signal, Kirk finds Captain Tracey of the U.S.S. Exeter violating the prime directive and interfering with a war between the Yangs and the Kohms to find the secret of their longevity.
Creator: Gene Roddenberry | Director: Vincent McEveety | Stars: William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy, DeForest Kelley, Morgan Woodward
Votes: 1,063
Jungle Jim (1955– )
Wild Man of the Jungle
30 min | Adventure
Jungle Jim is asked to put a stop to a strange man's threat that is frightening workers on a nearby plantation.
Writer: Terence Maples | Director: Don McDougall | Stars: Johnny Weissmuller, Martin Huston, Dean Fredericks, John Banner


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Peyton Manning Leads the Denver Broncos to a 31-19 Victory Over the Pittsburgh Steelers in the Season Opener
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Our tour guide was Becky who was friendly, spoke excellent English, and did a great job of tailoring the tour to our interests. We had walked through Tiennamen Square the night before the tour, so she took that off the agenda and we spent more time in the Forbidden City instead.
We had already been in China almost two weeks by the time we took this tour, so there was plenty of Chinese food we didn't need to sample again. Nevertheless, Becky still managed to find some truly out-of-the-way places that had interesting and tasty food that we hadn't encountered before. Even with that, she managed to stay within our limits no scorpions on a stick or grilled grubs.
In addition, there were a few things my wife wanted to buy that we hadn't managed to find yet. Becky was able to identify where we'd find those things, and took us there. My wife was able to get everything she wanted, and I had a bonus of being able to walk around the new China television building which is an architectural wonder and take photos while they were shopping. All-in-all, a very enjoyable way to spend 6 hours.
Doing what: Private Beijing Culture and Food Tour: Forbidden City and Off The Beaten Path Hutong Food Tour
The acrobatic show as extraordinary. We were on the edges of our seats and thoroughly entertained. The Peking duck dinner was also very good with a good choice of dishes and more than enough to eat.
Joan and Ian
Ottawa, Canada
Doing what: Beijing Acrobatic Show and Peking Duck Banquet Night Tour
This was one of the best things we did in Beijing! Highly recommend! The chef was a terrific teacher. We loved going to the market with him and seeing all the amazing foods there. The menu we prepared was absolutely delicious! Loved using the Chinese cleaver and the wok. The food he had us prepare was so good. We loved being in a hutong. This was the first morning after flying in and it was the perfect introduction to Beijing and to China!
Doing what: Experience Beijing: Chinese Cooking Class and Market Tour
SOOOOOO Good! The show was amazing! Absolutely amazing. For how much the tour cost, the seats could have been much better though. We were off to the side so the view for everything wasn't the best. As I said, for how much the tour cost, they should have purchased VIP seats. The dinner was good. There wasn't much duck to go around. Luckily, the rest of the group didn't actually like duck. They take you to a very touristy place that obviously caters towards white people so the food wasn't the greatest. They do provide more than just the duck though. So there is plenty of food. There were only five people in our group and they bought out enough to feed an army.
Doing what: Beijing Acrobatic Show and Peking Duck Banquet Night Tour
This was a great tour. We made chinese dumplings. We prepared 3 different fillings vegetarian, pork and beef and we prepared them 3 ways steamed, boiled and fried.. It started with a visit to the local market to purchase ingredients for the cooking class. Then we returned to the instructors house to prepare the dumplings. The class was fun, informative and the results were delicious.
Doing what: Experience Beijing: Chinese Cooking Class and Market Tour
This class was a lot to f fun! The trip to the market was great because the chef took the time to walk through pointing out all the different items, their taste, origins, etc. the food was amazing and was fun to learn the techniques. Would definitely take more classes here if I had the opportunity!! Thank you for a great experience!!
Doing what: Experience Beijing: Chinese Cooking Class and Market Tour
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As a single traveler, I didn't want to go to a Peking Duck restaurant on my ownwho orders a whole or even half duck? And I'd read good things about the Acrobatic Show, so I went for it. The restaurant that we were taken to clearly catered to international tourists but the chef did actually carve our duck at the table, even though our guide had warned us that he might not be able to b/c it was 'high season.' The server demonstrated the appropriate way to fold the duck and condiments into the sleeve, and we were offered wine with dinner and checked on often. We were given fruit, a salad, soup, and four entrées kung pao, orange chicken, an egg and chicken dish and broccoli beef for the four persons in the party. The acrobatic show was incredible. One of the highlights of my trip-- it made me want to bring my kids to Beijingif they like the Cirque de Soleil show that passes through every year, they'll love this! If other reviews stated that the theater and costumes were tired and run-down, things have been overhauled since. Just amazing! Our tour guide was William Kuang, who was also the guide on my tour of the Summer Palace, Panda Garden and Lama Temple. A former accountant who is thrilled to be working as a tour guide and sharing the culture of Beijing with foreigners, William is highly recommended, as is this tour package!
Doing what: Beijing Acrobatic Show and Peking Duck Banquet Night Tour
My teenage daughters, husband and I all cooked at this class and had a fantastic time. The market tour was very interesting too. I have to eat gluten free and they were very accommodating, substituting ingredients so I could have all the recipes. Everything was tasty and we had a relaxing time. I bought a handmade knife for my kitchen at home. Our only challenge was getting there during rush hour. Metro was our best bet.
Doing what: Experience Beijing: Chinese Cooking Class and Market Tour
After a very long flight from Chicago, we arrived in Beijing and got to our hotel pretty late at night. We woke quickly the next morning thanks to jet lag and excitement to take the Market Tour and Dumpling cooking class. It was the perfect first day for our 5 day trip to Beijing. The market tour was my wife, our chef, and myself and we had a great time venturing through the seasonal vegetables, noodle counters, and protein areas fish area, pork, beef, etc.. After we returned we prepared for the cooking portion and were joined by three women from Norway. The chef was personable, patient, funny, and make the entire experience something that I'd do again anytime I am in Beijing. Thanks again!
Doing what: Experience Beijing: Chinese Cooking Class and Market Tour
This cooking class was truly worth it. From start to finish it was informative and interactive. Our instructors were pleasant and attentive to every detail. The market tour was to a lovely market nearby to buy the ingredients for the meal we were cooking. A worthwhile addition to our Beijing experience. A tour not to be missed.
Doing what: Experience Beijing: Chinese Cooking Class and Market Tour
Highly Recommend! I had the most delightful and instructive experience with Chef Zhou Chao and was lucky enough to be the only student in class. He is knowledgable, skilled, charming and an excellent teacher. After a detailed description of the differences between the wine, soy sauces and vinegars we would be using, we headed off to a gigantic indoor market to buy vegetables, tofu and meat for our menu.
I loved discovering many new-to-me fruits and veggies at the market and Chef Zhou was most patient in identifying anything I pointed out. What looked like zucchini, turned out to be young loofah, which when older turn into those bath scrubbers!
Back at his spacious kitchen, he demonstrated how a Chinese cleaver could take the place of several different knives, by smashing garlic, julienning vegetables or scoring and slicing meat. Even though I am an accomplished cook, this part of the class was a gem!
After preparing all our ingredients, we stood side by side at his range to cook the dishes in our woks. I learned so much through this arrangement and could match my efforts to his: from swirling the oil to flipping the food in the wok instead of of stirring it around. He explained how his method would do a better job of cooking each piece properly.
Then, before sitting down to a delicious lunch, we compared tastes of his version of Mapo Tofu, Gong bao chicken and dry stir fried green beans to mine. I learned so much and will definitely make these dishes at home now. A wonderful class with a great teacher!
Doing what: Experience Beijing: Chinese Cooking Class and Market Tour
Other than the Great Wall trek, This tour was a highlight of my time in Beijing. There were only 2 other people on the tour and we went to a very local market. It was great to have a local that could speak the language and explain everything weird and wonderful to us. We had some sensational street food including Donkey burgers. I can't recommend it enough. If I ever return to Beijing I would to it again.
Doing what: Small-Group Beijing Street Food Night Tour
Firstly, I would highly recommend booking this tour as there aren't many people who travel independently in Beijing, hence there were only 4 of us in total on this tour. The service was fantastic. The Acrobatic show was incredible, unlike anything I've ever seen before!! Following this, we were taken to a Peking Duck restaurant where we were served this plus a lot of other food, which was more than enough for us to eat - we weren't in danger of going hungry! A really great tour
Doing what: Beijing Acrobatic Show and Peking Duck Banquet Night Tour
Wish I could rate this tour 5 stars!!! This was one of the highlights of my trip to Beijing. My travel buddy and I arrived to find that we were the only two people in the cooking class that day, so we basically had a private cooking class all to ourselves! Our class started with a trip to the local market in the hutongs. This was surprisingly very enjoyable as our tour leader walked us through all the key fruits, veg and spices that are important to Chinese cooking. Upon returning to the kitchen, we then cooked a Szechuan feast of Gang Bai chicken, Stir-fried green beans, Ma Pao Tofu and Beer duck. Our tour guide was an experienced chef and he was incredibly patient with us as he walked us through every step of the cooking process. The food was AMAZING! I have since cooked the recipes again since returning home to Australia using the take home recipe cards as a guide! and the food was great and I certainly impressed my family with my efforts. All up, the tour guide was incredibly professional and easy to get along with and the experience was a whole lot of fun. Highly recommended!
Doing what: Experience Beijing: Chinese Cooking Class and Market Tour
This was an amazing cooking class, they are not messing around giving you an extremely immersive and intense cooking experience. Delicious and way too much food but in a great way :.
Doing what: Experience Beijing: Chinese Cooking Class and Market Tour
What nice people and what a great day
I would do any class with this bother and sister they were fantastic.
Market visit was great and the cooking was a great experience
Come hungry as you prepare a lot but you can get a doggy bag
Doing what: Experience Beijing: Chinese Cooking Class and Market Tour
This cooking class really showed us some techniques for cooking Chinese style dishes that i have never known before. Our market tour allowed us to ask lots of questions about what the fabulous fresh fruits and vegetables we saw. Our instructor picked up the best ingredients here and had replacements back at the school for the ones not up to her standards. The class was small to allow for real individual instruction. My advice, download the map to find the location. We followed the text directions and walked confidently there, but the map you can find on the website or here uploaded by another reviewer will be very helpful.
The courtyard, hutong entrance and kitchen felt like you were learning right at someone's home their favorite family recipies. What an experience!
Doing what: Experience Beijing: Chinese Cooking Class and Market Tour
I had a little trouble finding the location, but once inside I had an amazing experience. The market tour was interesting. I found foods I never saw before but learned how to cook with them. I had a fantastic time learning the recipes and want to return to learn more!
Doing what: Experience Beijing: Chinese Cooking Class and Market Tour
The tour and the cooking class was everything i could hope for . It was the perfect date day .
Doing what: Experience Beijing: Chinese Cooking Class and Market Tour
The show is very impressive. The stunts are more dangerous than what I had seen in a Vegas Cirque de Solei show a few days before. You have the option of upgrading your seat, which I did and ended up in the 2nd row, which was a lot of fun. The food was delicious and there was too much to eat, which is a great problem to have.
Doing what: Beijing Acrobatic Show and Peking Duck Banquet Night Tour
Eben F USA
Excellent. The Acrobatic show is fast paced and mind blowing with about 10 acts. Although we've seen it before on a prior trip to Beijing, it is remarkable the talent and expertise that goes into these acts. The theatre is worn and we were one of a few American/European faces in the audience most of the audience were Chinese so this is not a show developed for tourists.
You shouldn't go to Beijing without trying a Peking duck dinner. Its served with a number of other dishes for those who think they might not like duck.
Doing what: Beijing Acrobatic Show and Peking Duck Banquet Night Tour
A great way to cook chinese food and lear to do so the visit to the market is great too. The guide will provides you really good help, advices to have a tasty meal and be ready there will be lot of food to eat !
I have the chance to be alone that day so I get lucky to choose what I want to cooked and eat !
Doing what: Experience Beijing: Chinese Cooking Class and Market Tour
It was great to taste the great street food's the guide Michele choose for me according to what i like or would try to. In this tour you'll stop to a local market a great way to see out of my country fruits and vegie's ! Even turtles !!
Doing what: Small-Group Beijing Street Food Night Tour
This was one of the highlights of our trip. The market tour was very interesting, seeing everything so fresh and well displayed -- along side some ingredients that were very far removed from our North American diet. The instruction was easy and we all were responsible for cooking the recipes after Chef demonstrated each one. I would recommend this experience to every person who likes to cook and wants to learn about other cultures -- a truly great time, money well spent!
Doing what: Experience Beijing: Chinese Cooking Class and Market Tour
The show was entertaining, more gymnastics than acrobats. The Peking Duck was fantastic, the only negative is that the 1 beverage which is included in your dinner, comes in a very small glass. All other
beverages have to be bought separately, including water.
Doing what: Beijing Acrobatic Show and Peking Duck Banquet Night Tour
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